Katie Taylor edged long-time rival Amanda Serrano by decision at Madison Square Garden on Friday, taking the rubber match of their trilogy and reaffirming her supremacy in the lightweight division. The bout headlined a sold-out, all-women professional boxing card carried live by Netflix, with the crowd roaring as Taylor’s late-round flurries again swayed the judges in her favour. The undercard produced two new titleholders. American puncher Shadasia Green out-worked Britain’s Savannah Marshall to unify the women’s super-middleweight crowns, while Australia’s Cherneka Johnson became the undisputed bantamweight champion after ringside officials halted her one-sided contest with Shurretta Metcalf at the end of the eighth round. Earlier in the night, Britain’s Chantelle Cameron retained her WBC interim super-lightweight belt, outpointing Canada’s Jessica Camara 99-91, 98-92 and 99-91. Canadian middleweight prospect Tammara Thibeault remained unbeaten at 3-0 by stopping Mary Casamassa 2:18 into the fifth round, and Ramla Ali closed the preliminaries with a narrowly-scored unanimous decision over Lila Furtado (77-75, 77-75, 78-74). The sell-out at the Garden and a high-profile streaming slot underscored the commercial momentum behind women’s boxing, with promoters hailing the card as the sport’s most comprehensive showcase yet on one of its grandest stages.